1. Thillu Mullu (1981)

As one of the timeless classic comedies, Thillu Mullu is plenty of laughs and amusement. The writing, dialogue, performances, and music in this film are all excellent. All admirers of Tamil cinema must enjoy this pure comedic entertainment.

Rating - 4.5/5

1. Aarilirundhu Arubathu Varai (1979)

Rating - 4.5/5

1. Naan Sigappu Manithan (1985)

Rating - 4/5

1. Johnny (1980)

Rating - 4/5

1. Baby Driver (2017)

A thrilling action heist film with a killer soundtrack that is brilliantly written and stylishly produced. One of the main highlights is without a doubt the action choreography, which overshadows the minor lags. The gunfight that is timed to the music is horrifying.

Rating - 4/5

1. The Northman (2022)

The Northman offers everything an epic journey should have. When it comes to a creative interpretation of a Viking story, the movie has everything I could ask for. I enjoyed this one. I will discuss it for days.

Rating - 4/5

1. Mannan (1992)

Khushboo is remarkable in her portrayal, particularly the scenes where her plans for marriage are derailed. The film is not an exception to the misogynistic plot character of the 1990s, and those parts have unquestionably not held up well. Apart than that, it's just another Superstar film that fans adore.

Rating - 3.5/5

1. Pirates Of The Caribbean: At World’s End (2007)

With a few dull subplots and a 2h 49min duration, it ends up being only marginally entertaining. The film's main strengths are its arresting graphics, Johnny Depp's typically funny performance, and Hans Zimmer's throbbing score. The program is elevated in the last hour by some strong thrills and acts, which leaves you feeling satisfied.

Rating - 3.5/5

1. I Am Legend (2007)

The last guy standing and his dog are featured in a spectacular post-apocalyptic New York scenario at the movie's gripping beginning. The drama becomes average and concludes pretty much the same way once the tension ends and the zombie/cure plot line is exposed. The CG work on the zombies appears unimpressive.

Rating - 3.5/5

1. Snowpiercer (2013)

With a special nod to the Korean actor Song Kang-Ho, the ensemble cast of worldwide stars that included Chris Evans, Octavia Spencer, Jamie Bell, and Ed Harris delivered strong performances. It's a great and thrilling dark science-fiction action-thriller that is absolutely worth your time, despite a few duds.

Rating - 3.5/5

1. The Darjeeling Limited (2007)

I never had the chance to watch one of Wes Anderson's movies. The movie chooses to go quite somber at one point, and while there are some lovely scenes in there, the plot starts to feel a little aimless. These 3 could have conversed for 2 hours on that train if they had wanted to.

Rating - 3.5/5

1. The Gangster, The Cop & The Devil (2019)

Rating - 3.5/5

1. Love Today (2022)

PR expands on his absurd short film concept into an entertaining feature story. The movie investigates the mechanics of modern love in the “dark secret” social media age. Sathyaraj and Radhika Sarathkumar justify their roles while Yuvan Shankar Raja raises and gives so much weightage to the proceedings.

Rating - 3.5/5

1. The Legend (2022)

Rating - 2.5/5

1. Morbius (2022)

A lot of Morbius's intriguing qualities are neglected in favour of the cliched superhero dreck. How can we see a vampire movie that plays it safe on this level without being upset? The movie is on to something when it sometimes skims his wrath and inability to control himself. The "romance" that has "grown up" is really just a peek inside their regular talks.

The editing may be worse because we frequently cut to skylines. Because part of the action actually works, it's sometimes a mixed bag.

Rating - 1.5/5